Mary continues her thoughtful journey of engaging the unfolding story of destruction that is all around us in these times. Is kindness to others, and occasionally marching in the street enough? We don’t know, because we are in the middle of a very long story, which for avid readers is the best kind. Mary finds hope in a truism from the tradition of storytelling – “everything turns out OK in the end,” and she draws on her personal experience of living through a sad and fraught story for decades, and then experiencing its transformation into blessedness. Enjoy this Helluva Mother’s Day Tale and have some Kleenex handy for this one!